Why do superheroes always save the world in movies? Because they have qualifications. Why do blood descendants always save the world in anime? It’s also because they have qualifications.
They all have qualifications first and then save the world.
So can people without qualifications save the world?
At present, the people on the sea do not have this awareness and are not ready at all times. Only Cao Mang is ready to make a move, and Cao Mang is also qualified. Even if they only have the lowest qualifications, their ancestors have also carried guns and made meritorious deeds.
They all have a sense of mission and want to turn over.
People without qualifications do not want to change the world, because they do not know the method, cannot gain the trust of the people, and cannot mobilize the people. Therefore, without qualifications, the people can only accept the ruthless crushing of fate.
If people want to make a comeback, they must establish their own distribution in times of war. In times of peace, they must either study to the extreme or abide by the doctrine to the extreme. In short, they must gamble their lives.
The people on the sea did not have this awareness, and Dulan did not want to wake them up. After all, it is enough for Cao Mang to rise now. After Cao Mang rises, Cao Mang will face the people.
Come step by step.
Two years of training began, but it was just martial arts training and no distribution was established.
The training content is mainly about domineering, and then developing some secrets.
"After two years of training, Uzumaki Naruto still needs team fights to defeat the enemy. Even if he learns senjutsu and masters the nine-tails mode, he still needs Uchiha Sasuke. But Luffy likes to fight alone, so he has to rely on his own luck and
The kindness of the enemy." Duran said that not only Naruto, even Saiyans need team battles and the cooperation of teammates when encountering strong enemies, but Luffy always fights alone.
Facing a powerful enemy, even the proud Saiyans would put down their dignity and cooperate to fight. But Luffy insisted on fighting alone. After all, he was the captain, and it would be too shameful if he still needed help from the crew.
Besides, other crew members also have opponents. In other hot-blooded comics, the enemy is usually only one person, but in One Piece, the enemies are all in a boat, and each of them always has his own opponent in a fight.
By the time the other people's battle was over, the crew members were all bruised and bruised, and there were no Senzu beans to immediately restore their combat effectiveness, so there was no way to support Luffy.
To say it's reasonable, it's reasonable. After all, the enemies in "Dragon Ball" and "Bleach" are so powerful that they don't need teammates and can crush the protagonist's group by themselves, so the protagonist needs the help of his teammates.
The battle in One Piece is a team battle, and everyone has his or her own opponent. In the end, the team battle becomes a one-on-one battle between the protagonist and the enemy, which also reflects the cruelty of the battle.
However, there are many works about team battles, and it is indeed rare to see one without interfering with each other like Pirates. After all, other anime team battles all have a plot of "teammates sacrifice to the sky and their mana is boundless".
Whether it is JOJO or Saint Seiya, when fighting in a team battle, teammates often fall one by one, and the protagonist inherits the will of his teammates to defeat the powerful enemy.
"It's a pity that the energy of Luffy and his teammates is not a small universe, not a ripple, not a vitality, and cannot be passed from person to person. Each battle can only be solved by oneself, and everyone's power cannot be concentrated. Concentrate the power of teammates, and kill the strong one in the final blow.
The enemy embodies friendship and bonding. Teammates fight side by side with the protagonist in another way.”
Luffy doesn't need this. He faces strong enemies alone. If he can't defeat him, he will lock up his blood. He doesn't need teammates to sacrifice. The role of teammates is to help defeat the enemy, and that's enough.
We train separately and everyone works hard.
Usopp comes to an island full of magical plants. He can turn various plant spores into bullets. Once the spores grow, they can control the enemy.
"Although it can't kill the enemy, it's good to be able to control the enemy." Usopp found these plant spores very interesting: "Bullets don't have to be indestructible."
Usopp's bullets are always accompanied by an explosion effect and do not pursue hardness. After all, he uses a slingshot to launch projectiles, and the initial speed is limited. If there is no subsequent damage, the power of metal bullets is insufficient.
Therefore, he is not like a sniper, but more like a bombardier. He shoots bombs instead of bullets. He can cause damage by causing subsequent explosions, which can take him by surprise.
"But if the initial velocity can be increased, it is not impossible to only rely on metal bullets to increase the destructive power, such as electromagnetic guns." Usopp learned about many high-tech firearms on the Machine Island, including electromagnetic firearms, which accelerate metal through magnetic fields.
Let the bullet gain amazing initial velocity.
"The faster the speed, the greater the mass, and the higher the energy the bullet has." Usopp said that this weapon is really like a dream: "If this weapon is used in large quantities, will the domineering power and fruit be meaningful?"
As technology develops, domination and fruits seem to be useless.
Usopp felt that technology and domineering were completely in conflict: "It seems that there is nothing that can't be solved with one electromagnetic gun. If it can't be solved, just two."
"The electromagnetic gun is still too bulky, not convenient enough, and does not have so many electric fields for charging. It is better to use a water-hydrogen reaction cannon that uses water as energy. It only requires a ladle of water to release a devastating laser bombardment and destroy it with one shot.
Isn't it beautiful on a mountain top?" Duran said that although the electromagnetic gun is good, the electromagnetic equipment is too bulky, and even nuclear power is not convenient enough. But the sea is full of water, and it is not necessary if we use water-hydrogen weapons that use water as a reactant.
I'm worried about energy issues. Unless it's a desert, you can find water anywhere.
"Atlantis technology." Duran said that Atlantis, the underwater civilization in the DC universe, uses this kind of technology that uses water as energy.
"With the development of technology, domineering power is indeed of no use." Dinisha said: "The development of technology lies in updating and iterating. Although domineering power is strong, it has not been updated for hundreds of years. Moreover, practicing domineering power is very tiring and not suitable for lazy people.
If you become unfriendly, it will be a matter of time before you are eliminated by technology."
The advantage of technology lies in iterative updates. The technology of ten years ago and the technology of ten years from now will be updated. However, there will be no fundamental changes for people in ten years, and domineering will not change much. It is still three years ago.
This kind of domineering spirit still uses entanglement as the highest technology.
Usopp is indeed very smart. He thought that the rules of the sea would be rewritten through the technology of Machine Island. He really doubts how long Haki will be popular. Once weapons like electromagnetic guns become popular, Haki will really be unstoppable.
"Should I go to Machine Island again?" Usopp felt that his development direction should be technology, not domineering.
Thinking of this, Usopp immediately took action and found a boat to go to Machine Island.
Although the Mechanical Island moves frequently, because it needs to recruit workers, the pointer is often updated and its location is not hidden. You can still find it if you want to.
On the island, all cutting-edge technologies are studied. On the sea, apart from Machinery Island, there is Dantou Island.
Dantou Island is also an island famous for its technology, with a very high level of technology. The Navy's Peacekeepers were developed on Dantou Island, and Bear's adopted daughter was also given to Warhead Island for treatment.
The technological level of Dantou Island is infinitely higher than that of other islands. It is simply the gap between industrial civilization and the Bronze Age.
But overall, the mechanical island is more advanced.
With the development, Wulaoxing has also noticed the existence of the Machine Island and realized that this is another existence that is beyond its control.
The Five Old Stars are also in a dilemma. What should they do in the face of this emerging force?
"First it was Egg Head Island, and now it's Machine Island. These scholars will always cause us trouble." Wulaoxing knew very well that scholars would not accept management easily.
"Yes, they are always self-righteous. They think that they have read a few books and are qualified to understand the so-called truth and pursue illusory beauty. In fact, they do not understand the operation of the world at all, but they always think that the knowledge they pursue is It’s everything. But they don’t realize how many people are needed to provide them with materials and support to implement knowledge into the world. They only say that their talents are limited, but they never consider that they are too ambitious.”
The Five Old Stars don't like scholars because scholars have a strong ability to cause trouble and always increase their operating costs.